TV for Dogs Booms but Are They Watching?
Dog TV channels are growing popular as pet owners seek entertainment for their dogs, but research shows mixed results on whether dogs actually watch and benefit from screens.
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Dog TV channels are growing popular as pet owners seek entertainment for their dogs, but research shows mixed results on whether dogs actually watch and benefit from screens.
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